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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
FOR SALE.
E'OR SALE.
nxyprrINGs FROM $1,000 TO <io,o"'

Tbroo story detached Brick pweiNhs u"
Twelfth near Marshall street. ,.u;,,,, rss,
Three story detached Brick p"e'''"s' ''''
Clay, corner property n..,ti,g Grace near
Three. story Brick. clay near fiith SIRE"
,ru,o st,rv Rrick. Clay near tlitn street.
Two story Rrick. Clay near flfth sl,e'., NJ"
Two stor, Brick. Fourth ana is'ih"
rem0delcd
DWELLINGS FROM $50 TO $500.
Three story Brick. sixth and Canal street
Two two story Bricks. Fourth near 10y"
street. 49,. r,,oherland
Two story Brick. Laurel near 'u'"ocr'"""
street. -, ,..,, cherry
street. ,u,.,,arle near
laurel street, new.
VACANT LOTS.
soo,ln0 feet. Cherry and Albematie street.
3ul,lOo foet Linden and Albeinarit Siie'.''
.sNl.u feet. Albemarle near Ihcils sa'e ',,.,
fAlvl30 feet. Cary corner Washington sti'c''
lilNlao feet Cars near Pine street
25Nlf5 feet Pine near Beverly street ,.,
Two lots glNlt5 feet. Pine near 'u'n"'' N''"
street.
5sN7O feet. Plum near Main street. ....o,
52kNlN feet. Broad and Thirty third sit''''
opposite park. ,,..,.,,l. s,re.,s
p5xgood depth Main near Nicholson strict.
VASHON SON.
No. North Tenth street.
imr 20 collin
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

,sa,onsbie symptoms.

Patient Doctor. lte got q sore throat and
al..nu n.y chest. and my head aches as If .
"0a.i .pil
Doctor You needn't pay amy attention 70
iire symptoms, as they indicate a normal
condition II during the present abominable
weather a man feels perfectly well he IS not
healthy but l can cure you Texas Siftings
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

nanaoso ~ 6UA
EaTSkn AnrsAfN, YSo. 0,-ou Friday
evening vssy Asavy shunase ssoem passed
0ves Ne lower eAa and did considerable
oanegA The larBe dwelling house Of
Cllaoed Cook, near Kirks mills Little
Britain township was struck BY lightning,
md ovory pane Of glsss was shattered from
~ Window, and considerable damage was
done 10 the collar Of the house Several
poopao wore n the dwelling ct the time, but
luetunately they did mot receive serious
damaeA Mr.. Cook was at the barn attend.
ipR . The stock ct the time OF the heavy
ssSsgs upon his house Many Of the old
rsaidents In this section claim this to be an
uncommon thing to have thunder storm 40
early In the season, especially 20 severe q
ouA They further made the remark that
I" early thunder II mans destruction"
The new iron foot bridge which was re-
Gently built by the supervisors Of Fulton
township. Lancaster county. and West Not
ingham, Chester county, near David Green's
wss badly damaged one night last week BY =
drunken gang OF boyA This was one Of the
Octoraro and cost the supervisors about $500
when Il was built As fer - can be ascer.
tained no clue - 10 the guilty parties has
been found out.
The result Of the spring election In Little
Britain for township officers elstes Demo.
cratA The entire ticket was elected by q
majority ranging from six to forty.
grand reception was given at Teach Bot.
tom on Thursday evening last, by MIR. aud
Mrs. Clark Bostic, at their hotel. This was
In honor OF their son, Maurice Bostic, as q
surprise on hisbirthdsy. About twenty.iou,
couple were present during the evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

The tobacco workers and cigarmskers' as
sembles Of the Knights OF Labor, of Newark,
n. j., have decided not to obey the order OF
the General Assembly OF the Knights. The
order was adopted In October of last year,
and provides that all parsons engaged In the
cigar trade who are knights and members
OF the International CigarmakeTs' union
shall withdraw at once from the union. This
is the old fight between the union and the
knights In regard to the use of the labels of
the two organizations The union claims
that the admission OF the Progressive cigar.
makers to the knights has injured their
trade In Newark, as 1t allows the sale of
foreign in opposition to home made goods.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
Larceny and False Pretense.

Harry zsll, alias Bones" a character
we'll known In polics circles, was arrested
last evening by ollcer Bsrnhcld, charged
with larceny and false pretense 1t appears
that Zell went to Lillers confectionery store
and bought some candies, telling Mr.. Liller
that DR.. withrow sent him for them. As the
doctor had been In the hspit Of dealing with
Mr.. Liller the latter thought 1t was all
right and gave the goods to Zsll, who
took them to DR.. Withrow's aud
told him Mr.. Liler had sent them. The
doctor said he had not ordered the goods, but
would keep them. He paid Zsll the price Of
them, together with another small bill he
owed Mr.. Liller. Zsij peck eted the money,
and disappeared. Officer Barnhold got sight
OF him, and after spirited footrace captured
him. He was taken before Alderman Deem,
who committed him for bearlpg--;ine mot
vet fixed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

The House appropriations committee at
Harrisburg has agreed TO report the follow
ing bills favorsbly: Pennsylvania Indus.
trial Home for Blind Women, SO, 600 Lscka-
wanna hospital, Scranton, $50 900 pedestal
for Mcclellan statue, 5000: to enlarge the
phia Maternity hospital, sl,5oo; women's
Homeopathic Association Of Pennsylvania,
g, 2,C00; Rosine Home, Philadelphia, 5000 !;
Home for Friendless Children, lancaster
5000; Pennsylvania Society to Protect
Children rom Cruelty, $4,000; Harrisburg
hospital, $40 COO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
Married In Philadelphia

Miss Laura Maxwell, daughter Of Mira
Emelia Maxwell, was married to Gustavus Il.
Stoiber, formerly Of New York and now OF
Colorado, at the Memorial Baptist church,
corner OF Broad and Master streets, Philsdel.
phia, lastevening. The bride wore han some
gown OF white duchesse, satin trimmed, with
pearl garniture, sleeveless, cut en- train and
decollette Her sister, Miss Fannie v. Max.
well, wore pink satin arranged in the same
manner, and acted as bridesmaid. G.
Dun Slsymaker, OF Lancaster, was best
man. The ushers were George D. Crook,
Charles Q. Huemau, f, F. Stoiber and Chas
Cook, OF New York, with Winfield s. SculI,
Ralph Herr, Thomas McIllweel and David j.
Maxwell, Of Philadelphia The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Or. wsyland Howl,
after which reception was given at the home
OF the bride, 1904 Fairmount avenue
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
Heavy Failures ro-llav

Deeds of assignment for the benef. Of
creditors were tled In the recorders ot1ce
this morning, by II. II. Kurtz and wife, Of
Conestoga township, A. s, Fry and wife, of
Manor; X. A. Fry and r. A. Fry & Son.
Jacob Mentzsr, OF Salisbury, is Kurtz's sssis.
nee and John s. Kise, OF Manor, OF the
fryA large portion OF the claims against
these parties are held by tne banks and they
are secured by judgments given a. collateral
security. The Frys endorsed for Kurtz and
Kurtz for the Frya Kurtz's liabilities are
about &2o, 900 and the Frys about $1,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
DGAZAS.
GARTYS,-Esbruary % !

MARTIN February = 1857, In this city, Susanna
more. In her 73d ear.
Funeral from the residence OF her son in law,
John W. Anderson. IS, East Walnut street, on
Friday morning ate3O to proceed TO the West
Aing etieet railroad station. Services and In.
terment At Chestnut Level at O'Clock. 2tds
HiaHsTREnr February q. 1857, IN this CITY,
mrs sarah Highstreet. IN the SD year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuily invited TO attend the funeral from
the Residence OF her SON, Martin Stanton. No al
ConestogR street, on Thursday afternoon at
o',iocs. intsrmsnt at Woodward Hi cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
LENT ~ NOV ERE.
Ash "wednesday Ushers II In and II WIN Last
TIL Easter.

TIL Easter.
Amer one OF the most brilliant social SEQ.
sons that Lancaster has ever seen, Lent Is
ushered In this morning with one OF the
most beautiful days yet vouchsafed us by
February. The oldest society people find it
hard TO recall jollier times here than those
which marked the season from Christmas to
the present 1t fact, 90 exhaustive became
the exactions OF society that many will
breathe freer at the prospect of getting an oc
casional evening without social interruption.
Ash Wednesday begins the Lenten season,
and In the Catholic churches ashes are placed
on the forehead while the injunction accom-.
panies: "Remember man, thou art but dust,
and into dust thou shalt return" The
churches OF this creed were all largely at
tended this morning. During Lent the Sta.
tions OF the Cross will be recited on Friday
evenings In the Catholic churches The Epis-
copalians, MoravianA Lutherans and nearly
Ill denominations recognize the Lenten season
with services of special character.
The Lenten period extends from today
until Easter, q period OF 40 days. Six OF these
days are Sundays, which are not days OF fast.
ing, and there remain 40 days OF Lent proper.
These are symbolical Of the 40 days fast of the
Saviour In the desert
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
A Be hy's Life In Danger.

There was q small are Tuesday afternoon
about halfpast two In the house OF
William Reidenbacb, on North Plum below
Chestnut street. MIA Rsidenbach had left
the house for . few minutes, when smoke
was seen to issue from the second story win.
dows She returned and found the room
full OF smoke from the burning of the clothes
and clothes horse, which stood near the
door. The baby In CRIB near by was quickly
removed to the fresh air aud the FIRE ext!n
guished; /; very little damage having been
done,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

3Ao AppropcAee0a ~ lAnoastoes euDhe
DsaDdaae Nse Aassv % Pass.
The prospects Of tho four bills now On tho
calendar appsoprhting certain amounts for
public buildinss in Pennsylvania are not en-.
couraging for consideration during the few
days remaining Of the present session Of Con.
gresA The bills pending provide for 500, 600
each for Allentown, Lancaster and Wilkes
barre, tor an increase Of appropriation to
$3.50, 600 for Scranton.
At . recent conference with the committee
on public buildings 1t was agreed To ask q
special order for the consideration Of these
and other similar bills not hjected to- 1t
was decided, however, not to press the mat.
ter, - the committee on rules, after a careful
review OF the situation, discovered = large
number OF Jobs awaiting a preteXt to crowd
In ct the hrst chance The southern men
who oppose the Blair educational bill, which
would alone take SlI 900 900 out Of the treas.
ury, are particularly urgent that the com.
mittee on rules make no recommendations
which would give this bill a chance to I've
called up.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

Hsw YoRk, Feb. a. l:s0 p. m-Aoney loaned
At 3k per cent Exchange null; posted rates
Q ssaa 80. Governments steady. Currency Sc.
u S,t bid; As Coup. q ?sk BID KS DO. q lO,.<
bid.
The stock market opened active ana nrm
with prices Il TO per cent higher. The advance
was due TO good demand from foreign inves.
tors. After the nrst Is min utss OF business the
bears made drive at Reading ana hammered
the stock with little or no cessation until II
o'clock, breaking the price OF the stock lk per
cent The remainder OF the list sympathised
frsctionaiIy. The market has since been OF
tremely dull, ana at tho present writing prices
are fractionally below the opening a ngu1ss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

Ermtnis Tomorrow Ni9ht-Enouyh seats
have been sold to the performan cs OF 4" Il Erminis"
10 insute the company a tremendous house The
troupe Is very large. and the best evidence of
That TACT Is that they make contracts with the
RAILROADS Tor sixty hve people. This Includes
some OF ths well known pei rfo mers and singers
Gus Williams Comfn1.-The people OF Lancas-
Ter WIN be GLAD to learn that Gus williams, the
& Nei shosh Dutch comedian, Is again going to
visit the town. He will be here on riday evan
ins and viii play the part OF John Ni.hler, the
German policeman. Among tie members Of nis
company Il the well-known actress, Tons y yepn,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
81. Beruard's Society Omcers.

At the meeting of st. Bernsrd's society,
held on Tuesday evening, tho following 9th.
GERS were elected for the ensuing term {:
President, G. Eiw. Hegener: vice president,
W. B. Altick secretary, DR.. II. Z. " est.
haefier; corresponding secretary, Thos. Nc
Manus; treasurer, Michael Haberbush ;
standing committee, T. s. Miller, Frank
Darenksmp, John Ransing, Alton Kolb,
Thos McManus, John spsngler, Jacob Nor.
beck, Jos Carpenter messenger, Jos Koch
finance committee, W. J. Widmyer, II. r.
MoConomy, John Lowell
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
JeTseyS Attorney Gen.r raj,

Gov. Green, OF New Jersey, sent to the
Senate the resppointment OF John p. Stock.
ton ~ attorney! general OF the state. In
executive session the nomination was re.
ferred to the judiciary committee II vii,
probably be confirmed. The term of the ~.
torney general Is five years, and the net esl.
AIRY S7,OOO per year. Gen. Stock ton has served
two. terms already. His present term ex.
pires on April next.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

At the King street theatre there was good.
sized matinee yesterday afternoon, but in the
evening the audience was very large. The
programme was changed somewhat from
Monday night, and regular minstrel frs,
part was given. The new people were
Ainsley and Downie, two excellent knock.
about song and dance men, who did remark.
ably we'll This afternoon another matinee
was given.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
The Last Lsdies' Assembly.

The elite OF Readings society turned out In
Sotcs last evening to enjoy the last Ladies'
eesembly for this winter. 1t was given BY
HI and Mrs. Richmond L. Jones, at their
yeaadsnces ll3 North Fifth street, which was
appropriately decorated. Among the
e6sr Smith, OF Joanna; Miss Daisv
0subh Lancaster Miss Stella Evans. Shell.
6yviile, Tenn.; Miss La,lie Bailey, 81
lonte, NO; MIR. and Mrs. Chaubenet Robe.
euntai George Brook, Birdshoro; Mr.. John
Irwin, Columbia Mr.. George r. Lincoln and
leE jacob g. Robeson, OF PottstoWn, and Mr..
Nuliam Bradford, OF Dover, Del. Althouse's
ossss orchestra furnished excellent dancing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
a EAncas,riaD's L,c,ur. m A,,.n,o,n

y. Brosius, esq, Of this city, Iectured in
Allentown on Monday evening, In the Muh.
.lsnbsrg college course He spoke for an
1our and three quarters on the theme "Wet
~ Hopes; and the Chronicle SAYS the YER
40 Of the largest audience OF the season was
f1of . more eloquent, polished and scholarly
,Aodress hAs not for years been heard In this
ssrhe peroration was brilliant and the
no. Was fairly enrsptured. In word
- md In his climaxes Mr.. Brosius II
Adepe and the breadth with which he
pa BE subject shows that he gave II
fhought and study"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

Professor Proctor, In his new book on
"Chance and Luck" undertakes to tell the
chances OF getting heads or tails In tossing
penny. II you toss an hour, "heads" will
not exceed "tsils' or "tails' "heads'' in a
greater ratio than II to 20. II you toss for a
day the inc quality will not be greater than
lOl 10 loo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
A Rogus Doctors Crimes.

A man representing himself as an Indian
doctor has been in Reading for several weeks
past peddlipg quack medicine from door to
door. child of Conrad Barth WAS given
some Of the medicine for slight ailment and
died Tuesday in horrible agony. The coroner
has taken the matter in hand and Off GERS are
searching for the doctor" who has fed the
city. A number ofgrosn persons were made
very sicS by his medicine, bat are recover.
Ing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
Women Quarrel.

Anna Barnes and Stella Mineral had q row
ABOUT the washing OF some clothes, and it
ended In fist fight The Barnes woman
claiined that the Mineral woman struck her,
auo sne sued her for assault and battery at
inc once OF Alderman Barr. Tao accused
was locked up for hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

gentleman from the country accom-.
lenied BY bis Sunday school class, number.
~ nve very bright looking boys was met
- . restaurant at noon to-day. After the
nnsr man had been attended TO twas his
nesotion 70 show them the sights tn be found
Within the city's limits the little fellows no
eoabs ksenly enjoyed themselves and re-.
tanned homo with happy hearts. Who ssy .
eeess u no good people In this worldf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
CrOss Actions.

Aiohael Dushinski, Polsnder, was ar
sesssd on Tuesday night by Officer Shay on
warrants issued by Alderman Patrick Don.
ally charging him with assault and battery
- orunkenness and disorderly conduct.
- va locked mp for Q bearing aud this
neenang was released, bail having been
entered for his appearance.
Dushlnski this afternoon made complaint
aeeinst his fsther.in.lsw, Alfred Beshotta, q,
Alderman Barr's. He claims that bis father.
tn.iaw was tho sgressor In the row and had
1lm locked up TO prevent his bringing suit
1ne alderman issued warrant for Beshotts's
arrest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
1ook French Leave.

from The Harris burg IndCp lntent.
Squire Bowman, of the White Hall sol.
diers' orphan school. was in the city this
morning making inquiries for i've OF the pu.
pills who took French leave o! the institution.
Osicers at York, Lancaster, Lebanon and
Newport have been requested to watch for
tho ruraways
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

This forenoon James II. Steck man received
q carload OF horses over the Pennsylvania
railroad. The car was run on the siding at
the Lancaster stock yards. There was a
poor brake on the car snd when It stopped
the horses were considerably Jared. Several
OF them were thrown down and one had leg
broker, while another had hip di.,oipted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
fighiiug Chiekeus.

As weitknown sporting resort near town
Aest might Q cooking main was fought and
eoc0s MY persons, including many well.
SooWn business and professional men, were
reeeoe The chickens were all owned bv
4seeeaster parties. and six battles wore fought
* ~ twelve chickens engaged In the fisht
- - them ran away and three we're Killed.
onenhle money changed hands and the
- egi0yed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
DOSITIvE PUBLIC SALE OF VALU.
l. ABLE BUsfN Ess PROP kRTY.


On SATURDAY. FHBRuARY- 20. 1887,
In pursuance OF an order OF the Orphans Court,
at the Lancaster County House, East King
street. Lancaster City. Pa. the underlined I'd.
ministrator OF the estate OF the late David XII.
iinger deceased. will sell the following valuable
a Lot Of Ground fronting on East King street,
u feet. ~ inches. more or lees. and extending
IN depth s>6 feet. more or less, TO II feet Vide
siiey' bounded ON the east by property OF "a.
ne wss bSy o D..
north by Grant street. The improvements
thereon are Double Front Twostory BRICk
srORE BUILDING. nov occupied BY storss
ing . plsstered alta with four rooms, tbs baes.
building y tyostory brick. containing six
rooms. he Kitchen having three large iron bet
uec vailed 10 Tor butchertpg purp0ses. There
n... ss1 iarss r:m: sta6is ana part ncs ;ps
lot, fronting ON ths said East Grant stTeet. The
stable contains four stalls for horses vtth lofts
for three or four tons OF hay, the same amount
OF strnv also gransries for 30 bushel. Of erasa.
ior siH wagons. sSd @ cs.ss PEN PEN for stssrs sns
slaughter House q supplied with hydrant vatcs
AID has . large beam Tor hanging ave OF u
slaughtered steers. There q ample sewssage onn on
slaughter house. There Is we'll q nsxss;fsu.
Ing water with pump therein. on ths pSa; psemSases
also cistsrn Of from nine 70 tvsivs nosssesds
:: sSss q
view the nroperty can do 90 BY calling st Nos.
iis and lls Esst Kibs street. stsny time prior to
:. s. Ssss say e ;.a
WILLIAM o. sHlRk. 4
Anetionser fs.AalSiAAAS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
shooting Match in Lebanon County,

A pigeon shoot WAS held at Bismarck,
Lebanon county, on Tuesday and number
OF gunners from this city attended. John
Cline and Charles Franclscus Of this city,
were present The match was won by
ReinoshI, who killed eleven Of the twelve
birds Franciscus divided second money
with Kriner and Cline got third. The full
score Wan a. folloya:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
The Challenge Spelling Bee.

The challenge spelling bee which will be
held in the court house on FRIDAY evening,
promises 10 be- spirited contest. The classes
Will number about twenty. five members
each. The bee will be under the auspices of
the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. NJ. G. A. Mr.,
Robert J. Houston will be schoolma
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

.. U. Calvin, the Harrisburg horse dealer
VINO failed TO appear at Alderman Barr's
once Tor hearing, a. noted on Tuesday, it
mas since been ascertsiped, missed the train
ana could not get here in time 1t has now
ceen arranged to have the hearing on satur.
day afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

Gentle spring Is near at hand and one OF
the evidences OF its approach ia that the boys
are already playing marbles. Quite a crowd
INDUCED in a game in front OF the INTEL.
LIeENcER office to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

Jusr Tns TEISs FOR SPRING ASsouxcrxKsr.
Japanese Wood Paper ana Envelopes for sale
ana neatly printed AT the
ilItfd CERrOFFICE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

iAfLIca-kIEySER.-At the residence OF the
brides parents, by the Rev Thomas Thom nson
city, itas
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

To night at 8 o'clock there will bs a ppecial
sale OF solid si!verwars and fine brop "a
figures at Zahm's store lfyou want bargains
call.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

JoHN A. CoYLE executor OF Charles Himme,s.
bach, Will oer for sale this evening q. the Leou.
ard hotel, at 7:s), two houses on Church street,
Nos. BIS ana Si?.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23
Only Two Cases.

Ths mayor had only two cssss to dispose
OF today One was . drunk and he paid
costs and The second was LOGGER, who was
dischsrged,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-23

CuroAeo, Feb. S. $50 T. m.-Msrse ct opened.
wheat March. Ia<c; April. Iskc May, nc.
Corn March. Sfo: April. SSc; May, SSto.
oats-April. sasc; May, 2Shc.
lork-Nsy, el3 100.
ard-Msrch. .; O6 April, q isis; MAY. 81 20
Short kibs-Aay, 10
Ql<rIBs
whes.-Feh: Sc, March, &c Arrn.
.sac; May, .sfc.
.tor.,ssn;; aslc; March. ssIc; Arrii, $40
osts.ieb: a,Ic; March. ss;sc; April
:, t.rk-Teb., ii, co; March. Gs 90; May
,Lard-reb.. q OK; March. q OK; April. q i,
Kibs-Feb, and Marcel q 70 ; May. q TX.